Skromme enters state race on varied platform
Des Moines Jan 9 Lars J Skromme Story county senator today entered the governorship campaign He will contest Gov Hammill M L Bowman and others for the Republican nomination on a platform opposing the 110 million good road bond and proposing a state income tax to shift the tax burden He has a statewide campaign planned backed by economy groups and Skromme clubs He cites banking reforms road and waterway improvements and farm relief as key planks.
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Lars Jskromme
Story County
John Hammill
M. L. Bowman
Skromme
Iowa
State Senate
Boone-Story County
Roland
Old Highland Park College
Des Moines University
Red Wing Seminary
Minnesota
Northwestern University
Eagle Grove
Pontiac
Skramme
J. D. Buser
Lotisa County
Mertenant
Buser
Lherstofore
MacNary-Haugen
St. Lawrence-Great Lakes
Mississippi-Missouri
State Department of Cooperative Marketing
Gilmore City
Citations Honor 21 Marines for Battle Heroism
Citations awarded to 21 Marines for bravery under fire during a battle. Named heroes include Victor C. Hughes, Herbert J. Lester, Harry A. Rooney, Glenn Smith, David J. Jones, George R Ackernten, Gurgias, Louis Maso, Guiterres Policarpo Faso, Victor Manuel Guiierres Reso, and two Navy Pharmacists Mates W. C. Cale and George B. Worthington. Also notes building permits and local repairs at 609 Commercial, Roxana Petroleum tanks at 503 Fifth West, and other small projects around town.
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Victor C. Hughes
Herbert J.* Lester
Harry A. Rooney
Glenn Smith
David J. Jones
George R Ackernten
Gurgias
Louis Maso
Guiterres Policarpo Faso
Victor Manuel Guiierres Reso
Navy
W. C. Cale
George
Worthington
Congress Today House and Senate Work Streams
United Press reports on House debate over the state, justice, labor and commerce department appropriation bill. Naval affairs probes Magruder charges while the irrigation committee holds dam hearings. Senate reviews Senator McMaster tariff reduction resolutions and commerce panel weighs shipping bills.
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United Press
HOUSE
State, Justice, Labor and Compiere Department
Naval Affairs Committee
Tirigation Committee
Senate
Senator McMaster
Commerce Committee
Smith Nixes Washington Dinner Hurt to Harmony
In New York the Governor's absence from a Washington dinner dampens party hopes for healing rifts. Biographers Hapgood and Moskowitz note he did not rise to the occasion. The Jackson Day dinner marks a key Democratic gathering with national committee sessions to follow, shaping the presidential outlook alongside Republican clarity after their recent meetings.
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Hapgood
Moskowitz
Gov. Smith
Will Rogers
Celing
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Coolidge
Hughes
New York Herald-Tribune
Eloper to face arraignment in Oelwein court
Rob ert W. Rhine of Minneapolis will be arraigned tonight in Oelwein as charges from the alleged enticement of Mildred Fox, 21, are prepared. Layton, the county attorney, said arrival from West Union will determine the nature of the charges. Fox has been returned home after officers located Rhine in Des Moines jail.
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Courier
Des Moines
Miss Fox
Earlly
Rhine
Polk County
Cota and Kramer Plead Not Guilty in Zwingle Murder
Leonard Cota and Howard Kramer pleaded not guilty to murder and robbery charges after grand jury indictments over the death of Cota’s grandmother Elizabeth McKittick in Zwingle Iowa on November 1. The teens admitted binding the victim and stealing more than 60 000 dollars in cash and securities hidden in a bedroom.
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Tobbery
Leonard Cota
Howard Kramer
Cota
Elizabeth McKittick
Zwingle
Cata
Kramer
Postpone Pleadings for Cook and Wife in Murder Case
Cedar Rapids reports arraignment of Dr Jesse L Cook and his wife Oxford Junction on a second degree murder charge for Eva Thompson death due to criminal operation delayed to tomorrow morning in district court. Also notes sick man missing Frank West 65 from Y M C A room. Jewel Vought 17 dies from burns after gasoline explosion. Henry B Lichty of Construction Machinery Co. heads to Cleveland for Antechan Road Builders meeting.
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Cedar Rapids
uPi
Jesse L. Cook
Oxford Junction
Eva Thompson
District J
Sector Rapids
Jan
Frank West
Y. M
Henry B. Lichty
Construction Machinery Company
Cleveland, O
Antechan Road Builders Association
Annual Ministers Retreat Observed in Waterloo
Waterloo ministers 54 plus wives and guest clergy from Black Hawk County gathered at W. A. parlor for the annual ministers retreat and holy communion. Rev. E. W. Main presided with pastors J. R. Morgan M. Yaggy Young and Kenagy assisting as Dr. Howland Hanson of Cedar Falls College spoke on Christian chivalry and Christ's unique kingdom built through ordinary men.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Ministerial Association
Black Hawk County
E. W. Main
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
J. R. Morgen
First Congregational Church
M. Yaggy
First Evangelical
J. A. Young
First Methodist Episcopal
C. L. Kenagy
First Baptist
Howland Hanson
Cedar Falls College Community Church
Holy Communion
Restored
Christian Fellowship
Christ
Ruth Snyder Decision Awaited by Governor Tuesday
New York January. Gov. Al Smith will announce his decision on Tuesday about whether to intervene in the scheduled execution of Mrs Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray set for 11 p.m. Thursday. He gave no indication of his decision today though previous attitude has been seen as sealing the doom of the pair.
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New York
al Smith
Ruth Snyder
Henry Judd Gray
Altho
UW Students Survive Lake Mendota Plane Crash
Madison Wisconsin January incident leaves Winston Kratz of Louisville and Fred Burbank of Sioux City unhurt after a plane piloted by Kratz crashes on Lake Mendota. Burbank initially feared dead but sustained only minor injuries. Kratz, Wisconsin swimming captain and national breaststroke record holder, later won his event in a meet three hours post crash. Plane owner will not prosecute despite Kratz carrying Burbank as passenger against regulations.
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Madison
Wis
Winston Kratz
Louisville
Fred Burbank
Sioux City
University of Wisconsin
Kratz
Lake Mendota
Burbank
Altho
Mexican to Try Nonstop Mexico City to Los Angeles Flight
El Universal reports mayor Carranza may launch a nonstop flight from Mexico City to Los Angeles soon. The public will be asked to underwrite funds for purchasing an airliner.
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Mexico City
el Universal
Ayieter Carranza
Los Angeles
Kerosene Explosion Kills Davenport Woman
Davenport, Iowa. Mrs. Dora Huss, 45, died after a kerosene can exploded while she poured oil into a stove. Her husband sustained minor burns while putting out the fire. The incident occurred early today.
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Davenport
Dora Huss
Huss
Brookhart Bill For Additional Iowa Judge Favored
The Brookhart bill proposing an extra federal judge for Iowa's southern district was favorably reported today by the Senate Judiciary Committee in Washington D C.
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Washington, D. C
Iowa
Senate Judiciary Committee
Tariff Fight Opens In Senate Over Mac Master Plan
In Washington on January 3 the delayed battle over the Mac Master resolution to reduce tariff duties began in the Senate. Senator MacMaster, a Republican from South Dakota, argued farmers need equal protection under the tariff and seek lower duties on goods they must purchase. He contended lower tariffs would reduce their buying costs.
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Washington, D. C
MacMaster
Senate
South Dakota
Sunday Opens Seven-Week St Louis Revival in Coliseum
Billy Sunday launched a seven week revival in St Louis drawing about fifteen thousand to the new Coliseum. He vociferously attacked sin and attacked critics including Rupert Hughes over Washington and Harding. Sunday condemned barnyard marriage and claimed a divine mandate for American faith amid a heated revival atmosphere.
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Rupert Hughes
St. Louis
Sk. Lewi
Billy Sunday
Satan
Sunday
George Washington
War booster speech stirs Black Hawk county group
Fifty members of the Black Hawk county bar gathered at the Elks club dining room to hear Fred D. Cram, former Iowa State Teachers College extension worker, argue against pacifism and in favor of wartime participation. He invoked Columbus and other leaders and urged national unity and deferential duty, during a 30 minute peroration at the quarterly meeting led by president J. S. Tuthill.
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Black Hawk Abunty
Elks Club
Stephen Decatur
Fred D. Cram
Iowa State Teachers College
Cram
Columbus
John Radcliffe
Washington
Madison
Monroe
John Marshall
James K. Polk
Andrew Jackson
Abraham Lincoln
Williiam McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Ber Association
J. 5. Tuthill
Baylis Testifies in Collision Inquiry as Interested Party
Lieut. Commander John Baylis of the coast guard destroyer Pauding resumed the witness stand at the Boston court of inquiry at the Navy Yard in January. Despite being named defendant, he testified under instruction to continue, after counsel indicated no change in his status.
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Gharlestown Navy Yard
Boston
Mass
Altho
John
Baylis
Coast Guard
Pauding
Leroy Reinberg
F. C. Billard
Legion Commander for Iowa Guest at Waterloo Luncheon
G Decker French state commander of the American Legion visited Waterloo en route to Independence for a special meeting. Becker-Chapman post No 138 members hosted a luncheon at Black's tearoom in his honor.
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G. Decker French
Davenport
American Legion
Waterloo
Independence
Becker-Chapman Post No
Black
Major General Smith to address Rotary Club Friday
Major General Harry A. Smith of Omaha and commander of the Seventh corps area will speak to Rotary club members at noon Friday January 27 at Hotel Russell Lamson. A West Point graduate of 1891 he has served in key posts including commandant of general service schools at Fort Leavenworth and assistant commandant of army service schools in France. Induction ceremonies for R J Miller M J Flicker and Dr F H Rueling were led by Dr J E Brinkman.
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Omaha
Seventh Corps
Rotary Club
Russell-Lamson
Smith
Untitled
States Military Academy
West Point
War Department
Amon
General Service Schools
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Army Service Schools
France
Coe College Athlete Willard Baumgardner Dies of Pneumonia
Willard C Baumgardner 19 freshman at Coe College and leading state tennis figure died after pneumonia and complications in Cedar Rapids Iowa He played football two months earlier breaking his collarbone during a Cornell College freshman game He was son of Louis and Mrs Baumgardner of the city.
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Cedar Rapids
Willard C. Baumgardner
Coe College
Louis Baumgardner
Cornell
Guard 15 Doubling as Slayers Prepare for Execution
Ossining N Y Jan 9 double guard restrains Ruth Brown Snyder and Henry Judd Gray as they await execution for the murder of Albert Snyder. Gov Smith clemency possible after alienists assess both. three state experts to review the case this week. Guards cite death by own action risk and preventing prisoner contact. Snyder mother visitation limited despite earlier covert communication. Sing Sing officials plan routine execution steps with three matrons watching Snyder Thursday night.
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Ossining
Ruth Brown Snyder
Henry Judd
Gray
Albert Snyder
Mrs. Snyder
Sing Sing
Des Moines Girl Wins State Prize for Safety Essay
Janet Hoyd of Abraham Lincoln Junior High won first prize gold medal and 15 dollars in Iowa's state safety essay contest conducted by the highway safety education board in Washington. Ruth Sawyer Osage received second prize silver medal and 10 dollars. third prizes of five dollars went to Parma Bernard Monona Mary Virginia York Given Des Moines Mildred Brink Shenandoah Gerald Herzog New Hampton Helen Miller Mason City Elaine Howard Shenandoah Esther Michi Bettendorf Helen Snowdell Shenandoah and Burdette Graeber Rolfe. Fern Wilson Mason City Roosevelt school won first state honors for best lesson on safety.
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Des Moines
Janet Hoyd
Abraham Lincoln
Iowa
The
Highway Educational Board
Washington, D. C
Agnes Samterson
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Ruth Sawyer
Osage
Parma Bernard
Monona
Mary Virginia York
Mildred Brink
Shenandoah
Gerald Herzog
New Hampton
Helen Miller
Abraham Lincoln School
Mason City
Elaine Howard
Esther Michi
Bettendorf
Helen Snowdell
Burdette Graeber
Rolfe
Fern Wilson
Roosevelt
Europe Interested in Visit to Rome of Amir of Afghanistan
Amanullah Khan amir of Afghanistan arrives in Rome for first European visit. He places wreaths at the Pantheon and the unknown warrior monument. Queen, crown prince, and daughter travel with a 25 member suite and about 200 trunks. He plans to study European civilization and bring reforms home.
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Rome
Amir
Afghanistan
INSI
Amanullah Khen
Italy
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Turkey
Amir Amanullah
Grinnell Gas Plant Sold to Southern Utilities
Grinnell Ia Jan sale announced here today of the People's Light and Fuel Co to the Iowa Southern Utilities company Centerville. The Propte's company had supplied gas while Southern Utilities held the local electric franchise.
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People's Light & Fuel Co
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
Centerville
Propte’s
Southern Utilities Concern
Funeral services held for Mrs S W Griffith 73
Mrs S W Griffith 73 died Friday at her home 524 Wallgate avenue. Funeral services were conducted Sunday at New Hartford Iowa with burial in Fairfield cemetery. Born Theresa Emmaline Hurlbut February 1854 in Waushara County Wisconsin she came to Waterloo in 1861. Surviving children include Mrs F I Huntley Mrs Sherman Swein Charles Griffith J H Griffith and Mrs Clyde Case. Eleven grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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S. W. Griffith
5. W. Griffith
Wallgate Avenue
New Hartford
Fairfield
New Harbord
Theresa Emmaline Hurlbut
Waushara County
Wisconsin
Tawa
Grundy County
George Fertis
Des Moines Plans Godiva Publicity Stunt in Ball
Promoters of a Des Moines fine arts ball decide to imitate Chicago by presenting Lady Godiva in the event. The role will be portrayed by a local Des Moines girl as announced by the organizing committee.
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Des Moines
Chicago
Godiva
Two Convicts Try Crime End in Ambush at Chicago Station
Chicago, Jan 8. Two recent convicts Valentine's Sliwa and John Bonk set to collect Sunday theater receipts at Burlington station were killed in a police ambush. A wounded third robber escaped after a high speed chase and gunfire. A tip from a jilted sweetheart helped police locate the plot.
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Chicago
Burlington
Valentine Sliwa
John Bonk
Jack Rabbit
Bonk
Sliwa
Jilten Girl
Spanish Style Bungalows Begin in California Subdivision
Galloway and Associates started development at Rainbow Drive near Dairy Cattle Congress grounds with a Spanish type bungalow, cost about 4500 dollars, to be used by the firm until a permanent industrial building is ready. Excavation by Oscar Chryst began on the basement of this and a second bungalow. Sale of lots opened. fifteen were sold, including buyer E. W. Burgess who plans a southern colonial home. California subdivision designated restricted for building styles while mid priced homes face fewer limits. Garages must be attached or detached within six feet.
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Willam Galloway
E. W. Burgess
Jefferson
Galloway
California
Sunday Movies Return to Waukon After Quarantine Lift
Waukon Iowa residents enjoyed Sunday films for the first time in years as a town quarantine lifted. Quarantine notes list cases of chickenpox and mumps with names and addresses in various streets including Tenth cast Mil berry Logan Leland Evergreen.
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Waukon
Richard Young
Vern Lichty
Milberry
Louis Winninger
Logan
Duane Kingsley
Leland
Vernon Haney
Evergreen
Fragmented Weather Data From Historical Page
Incomplete temperature notes outline Saturday and Sunday ranges with garbled Monday figures. Readable items show a maximum Saturday and a minimum Saturday night, plus Sunday and Monday entries.
Million dollar Lasker gift funds aging research at Chicago
Albert D. Lasker and Mrs Flora W. Lasker donate one million dollars to the University of Chicago to back a unit aimed at extending life for people aged 50 and over. The effort will study causes, prevention and treatment of degenerative diseases, starting with Bright’s disease and heart disease. The donation brings the medical school’s total gifts to over 25 million dollars.
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University of Chicago
Albert D. Lasker
United States Shipping Board
Flora W. Lasker
Max Mason
Lasker
Lasker Foundation
Mason
Bright
University Medical School
Six Grand Jurors Drawn as One Dies Before Duty
Five members of the 1928 grand jury panel were excused by Judge H B Boies. One drawn juror, RR Ford of Washington township, died, prompting six new members to be drawn to join six remaining from the original panel for tomorrow at 9 a m. The excused include D B P Conry Engle township George Thompson Fox township R M Andre Hast Water loo township R M Siweitzer Black Hawk township Clyde Bechtel heimer Orange township. Remaining on the panel are O G Alexander Lester township J L Conry Waterloo township Peter Etringer Poyner township E L Pfalzerer Big Creek township Juin Rohde Lincoln township and B Wolverton Cedar Falls township. New jurors drawn to fill the 1928 panel include F A Henry Mr Vernon John G Gilley East Waterloo Elmer Gutknecht Black Hawk A J Loveland Washington A B Zook Orange and Charles Roth Fox.
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H. B. Boies
R RR. Ford
Washington Township
D. BP. Conry
Engle
George Thompson
Fox Township
Cynic Writers Show Age Says Steiner at Candlelight
Bes Moines Jan 9 United press says Dr Edward A Steiner of Grinnell college told Cottage Grove Presbyterian church last night that cynicism marks aging as Mencken Dreiser Anderson and Lewis write boldly with modern ideas. He warned Americans may resemble Indians or be temperamental like the negroes according to scientists.
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UNS
Mencken
Dreiser
Anderson
Lewis
Edward A. Steiner
Grinnell College
Cottage Grove Presbyterian Church
Round World Liner Floats Out of Mud
The American liner Monroe refloated after running aground in the Sun sea near Moji and proceeded to Shanghai. The ship, on a world cruise since November from New York, was uninjured and none of the passengers were hurt while en route Kobe to Shanghai.
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Taklo
Jan
Monroe
Sun Sea
Moji
Shanghai
New York
Kobe
Japan
Father of Blaze Victims to Face Murder Charges
Mountain Home Ark Jan 9 T C Farlin in jail after a fire killed two of his children Velma 14 and a five year old boy and a 16 year old neighbor. Sheriff Hurst said charges of murder would be filed after an informant described Farlin making no effort to save the children and protesting when a child sleeping downstairs was carried to safety. Miss Floyd, who lived in the Farlin home, said Farlin promised to marry her after Mrs Farlin could be divorced.
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Ark
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RR. S. Hurst
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Frank
Velma
Retha Farlin
Parlin
Brain Tests
The New York Evening Post presents an English intelligence test using common errors to spot incorrect phrasing. Readers are invited to cross out wrong words and substitute corrections, answering questions about grammar and usage.
Six Men Bond in Cedar Falls Liquor Raid Case
Cedar Falls January scene follows a Saturday night raid by County Officers Mason and Halleck at Elvey Kennison place on Raymond road near Elk Run. Six men arrested were brought to the local jail on bond. 30 bottles of liquor found, one intoxication charge, several names listed. Joe Thomas later arrested in La Porte City with liquor in his garage and bound to the La Porte City marshal. Ellis and Villa fined in Whitford court for intoxication.
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Elvey Kennison
Raymond Road
Elk Run
H. P. Mason
Lloyd Halleck
Uberty
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L. Martin
L. Sloler
GC. M. Burke
J. Smith
FL King
Joe Thomas
la Porte City
John Ellis
Concho Villa
Parkersburg
Whitford
Ellis
Villa
Treasury to Issue 31 2 Percent Notes for Bond Exchange
Washington Jan 9 Holders of the 41 4 per cent third Mberly Isaan bond will be asked Jan 16 to exchange for treasury notes bearing 31 2 percent interest to aid redemption. Notes are for exchange only, amount varies with bonds offered, mature Dec 15 1932, callable in 1990, interest from issue date, within full accrued to March 15. Campaign aims to dent third Aberties without unsettling markets.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury
Knows Melton and Prison Visits Tie to Merchants
Des Moines reports 60 year old W. R. Holmes known by police in several cities. Holmes linked to a bad check case in Marshalltown and a 1917 embezzlement arrest in Philadelphia. He was held in New Jersey state prison in 1917 as Charles Snowden Holmes and later arrested in Washington, D C on July 31 1924 for false pretenses.
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Washington, D. C
Alburnett Robber Placed on Trial in District Court
Cedar Rapids Jan 9 J R B Shemler faced trial for complicity in the Alburnett State Bank robbery on Nov 30 This bank heist yielded 5689 in loot Jack Duffy indicted with Shemler also seeks a separate trial Jury selection in Shemler case began shortly before noon Des Moines Jan 9 Representative Cyrenus Cole filed for renomination to the U S House of Representatives indicating intent to seek another term.
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Pi— J. RB
Shemler
Alburnett State
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Shémler
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Des Moines
Cyrenus Cole
Congress
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Marriage Licenses List From Waterloo and Mitchell Areas
A terse notice lists individuals obtaining marriage licenses including Clara Mortimer and Everett J. Paul of Waterloo, Martha E. Moseley and Edwin Coon of Mitchell, and Louise Gustafson of Water Weed, with dates and details partially shown.
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Pearsah
Vilterion
Clara Mortimer
Waterloo
Everett J. Paul
Martha E. Moseley
Edwin Coon
Mitchell
Louise Gustafson
Water Weed
Fire at Arms Causes Several Damages in City
A Sunday fire reports damage from rubbish in a basement at 127 Mohawk belonging to D. M. Henninger, with $200 loss. Earlier a car at Castle Hill owned by P. R. Jennings sustained $100 damage from unknown causes. A 3:54 PM blaze at 502 Leland, Ralph Liesner, stemmed from sparks on the roof with $5 loss. Monday morning a railroad tower on Burton Avenue near Illinois Central overheated, causing $10 damage. Advertisement urges insurance with contact Lor Herman C. Miller.
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Mohawk
P. R. Jennings
Castle Hil
Ralph Liesner
Leland
Tlinois Central Railroad
Burton Avenic
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